London, Dec 8 : Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has been accused of wrecking the marriage of a millionaire businessman, who has now vowed to confront the footballer.

According to reports, Ronaldo is dating Ukraine-born brunette Olena Haynes, wife of wealthy businessman John Haynes.

John, 50, branded the football ace a slimy toe-rag after discovering his wife and Ronaldo had sent each other more than 300 text messages.

John claims Olena was using a secret mobile he found stashed in their home.

Washington, Dec 8 : The Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Pakistan-based militant group said to be behind the Mumbai terror attacks, has quietly gained strength in recent years to become a more effective militant outfit with the help of Pakistan’s main spy agency, the ISI.

The assistance of the ISI has allowed the LeT to train and raise money while other militants have been under siege, The New York Times quotes US intelligence and counter-terrorism officials, as saying.

Islamabad  - Pakistani soldiers have seized 20 people connected to a disbanded militant group accused of orchestrating the Mumbai terrorist attacks, media reports said Monday.

Troops made the arrests Sunday afternoon after storming a camp used by Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the charity wing of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), which India blamed for the November 26 attacks that killed more than 170 people, the Dawn newspaper reported.

Jamaat-ud-Dawa previously claimed it had no connection with the LeT and was focusing on religious and charitable work.

Anti-incumbency factor, in Mizoram, has worked in the favour of the main opposition Congress, which has surged ahead of the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF), which has been in power for the last two terms.

According to the reports from Mizoram, Congress has won eight seats in the 40-member state assembly, and the former chief minister and state Congress chief Lal Thanhawla has won South Tuipui seat in Lunglei district.

A new study has disclosed that long talks on cell phones can have adverse effect on memory.

The scientists from the Division of Neurosurgery, Lund University, in Sweden discovered that microwave radiation from mobile phones could have an effect on the so-called blood-brain barrier.

The researchers conducted a study on rats and found that rats exposed to cellphone radiation for two hours every week for more than a year had poorer results on a memory test as compared to the control group that hadn’t been exposed to mobile rays.